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wagerc. 1300, wajour "a promise, a vow, something pledged or sworn to;" also "a bet, a wager; stakes, something laid down as a bet," from Anglo-French wageure, Old North French wagiere [..]
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wagerc. 1600 (intransitive); 1610s (transitive), from wager (n.). Related: Wagered; wagering.
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wagerA bet.
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wagerAnother term for a Bet
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wagerTo dream of making a wager, signifies that you will resort to dishonest means to forward your schemes. If you lose a wager, you will sustain injury from base connections with those out of your social sphere. To win one, reinstates you in favor with fortune. If you are not able to put up a wager, you will be discouraged and prostrated by the adverse [..]
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wagerThe amount of money placed in the form of a bet by the player.
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wager(n) the act of gambling(n) the money risked on a gamble(v) stake on the outcome of an issue(v) maintain with or as if with a bet
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wagerAny type of bet.
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wagerA more formal term for “bet.”
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wagerSomething staked on an uncertain outcome. Insider Viewpoint of Las Vegas PO Box 15110 Las Vegas, NV 89114 702-242-4482 Email Us [..]
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wagerAnother word for a bet.
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wagerA bet made on a casino game.
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wagerAny bet.
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wagerAs a verb, wager means to gamble money on the outcome of an event. As a noun, a wager is the bet itself.
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wagerTo risk money on an outcome of an event. Known as a bet.
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wagerThis refers to a bet on the outcome of a sports event.
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wagerA bet.
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wager
Something deposited, laid, or hazarded on the event of a contest or an unsettled question; a bet; a stake; a pledge.
* Sir W. Temple
*: Besides these Plates, the Wagers may be as the Persons pleas [..]
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wagerWager can refer to:
Gambling
A scientific wager
A legal wager under the Roman legal system
WAGR syndrome, a rare genetic syndrome
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